1-,,,,,.a.,, July 14,1955 The Guardian rug. 1

in; the remodelled dwelling of Mrs. John Flnnan at Woodstock. Carpenters and workers toe are kept busy.

Howlan

four daughters were visiting herl

curred in the Charlottetown !Ios- parents in Howlan on Dominion:

- turda morning. June as Day. , P;:1. Satay ny short illness. The

' ' M” Bhnchud Wu only in Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ells- W fifties the usual!” 0' Mr. worth and baby daughter. with N" ' Mrs, Ellsworth's

it and the late Mrs. lA(:e:arIIletmtllf Kelley Road. She

sister. Misat was the mother of six children.

Yvonne Blanchard. have now re- turned to Hamilton. Ont.

. M0lld8Y- tlons involved in the plan. One namely: ”:iiim”i'ivo!:;Zi Mr. and Mrs. Bert Doiron. of " ' 'emPll85l5 Would bevul OD question raised. the sources said. Richard .5 5 on, ' who M, ,,.1 New York. visited relatives inst. raising the llvins stand -in of 1111- is whether Russian membership in ”.' H'mmon' -mile, during he, Anthony's Parish on July 2. They def " lleV9l0P9d 90l1!m'lES- The the world fund would not give Rus- rived to be w; all M" and Ed. called at the home of Mr. and sources said. But the fund would 513 gchuce ta spread her Influ- lasl d”y5 ”" e I ' Mrs. Anthonv Finnan while there. be bmllllll H130 Pl8Y '0 50m!'- 9X- ence inbackward territories where

die at home, and (Alice) Mrs. Vincent '7-”''”"' "' P'""m”' Mrs. Gaspard Arsenault. our old centenarian who nears .her l02nd birthday in September, is ,not too well now: she is not tak- ing thiy food and it doesn't seem

Mrs. Harold lrsenault and fam- ily of Howlan R.R. have moved to Gagetown. N.B.. where Mr.

Mr. and Mn. Rae Noonan and f

Faure MayiOfler Plan For Using Arms Money

To Up Living Standards

PARIS (Reuters)-Premier Ed- gar Faure may offer the Geneva "summit? conference a plan for

channeling off money from .world arms production into a fund to raise world-wide living standards. usually reliable sources here said

tent everywhere.

Faure is said to believe such a plan would lessen international ten- limiting military

slon through spending and armed strength.

At the same time, it would make

In general outline. the French plan provides for world-wide trans- fer of money now earmarked for arms production into the fund for raising living standardh.

Experts are trying to solve com- plex technical and political ques-

other powers already are estab- llahed

uy Revise Smell Loans Act

UITAWA (CP) - Tha juveni-

tnant may consider .-vialon of the.

mall Loans Act this summer,

I-Qlnance Minister Harris said Tues- ay.

He informed Hazel: Argue (CCF -Aasinlbolal in the Commons that interested persons already have been consulted on the matter.

Mr. Argue had asked whether a pei'iamentary committee would inquire into the act at the next session.

The CCF member has been spon- soring I Private bill which would reduce hterest rates charged by smal' ioan companies to one per cent a month from two. He has said that Canadians are paying 24 per cent a year interest on small loans up to the legal limit of &500

LADY FANE SCHOOL

a loan. The government has opposed the bill on the ground that if the rates

4 ('11 ?mm of 0UALlTY Say-

THE CO-OP

we BEST

Mgcnauit is empl0Y9d- that she 09' 'ns' much ionizer Possible biEEer exports from highly FF0u0SVvi,:'glisfthe":ep0rt ughliady were too low regular l03ll5 W0Uld

g.-ernl from this district at-I g g industrialized and food-rich na- me C 00 or 9 mo" dry UP and ""35" 5l""'k" would , the wake and funeral on Relauvei '3,” heard with 'l9' lions to more backward areas It Junei EH19? "19 ll9ld- x(i....a--r morning June 27 of the 3'” M "'9 iiccldelll 0" "'9" way would also make it easier to 1311- Grade IX" E l Jean Robbleet

2. Joyce Waddell. Grade VIII - 1. Maureen Craig. 2. Frankie Mur- as. 3, Margargt Francis, Grade phy Grade VII e- l. Evelyn Gam- 11 la) A l. Sylvia Wilson. 2. John bl? 2. Vernon Walsh. 3- Wymall Waddell 3. Harry Craig. Grade Cairns. Grade IV .- 1. Elizabeth 11 lb; .. 1, Howard Francis. 2. Cairns. 2. James Crai' "Gerald Craig. Grade 1. - 1. nt- Grade III A 1. Ruby irns. 2. mer Waddell.

Miriam Gamble and Mildred Fran- 'l'eacher- Phyllis (him.

home from Toronto of Mr and an 1 Mrs. Lawrence Gallant and theirliw c;.":15at:,l;:diE;d':?&ici?:.":5Ni: three children. Mr. Gallant Had lhal-d,p!-essed France. hls ankle broken Mrs. Gall' ll an Hopgs pLAN Ac(jEp1-En 3"" br0k9"- allfl lllelrgbali -”'l The sources said Faure hopes to .ll3d l” he 19" 1" ll03P"-5l- 399' have his project--or parts of ite- tlVlT- and M11 Galllnl 37' '12- integrated into the general secur- llnllly ITO?" Plll5V'lll4- ity and disarmament plan that Mr. or u- ::s:.1:.;.-..m Provincial Sanatorium at Char- Thehremm, hn as to have” C. kmetow" is MW Vismng 1" Hn" inlle French deciision on thea incl; '8" al me home "I Mr and ll"; before the three Western forgi n . TPMS Pam" ministers meet here Friday tge ' informants added. The foreign ministera'

late Mrs, Octave Blanchard of Bi-nctun. The funeral services were held at St. Anthony's. In- terment in the church cemetery.

Larraine Gallant has men as- sisting to have his barn in readi- iiess for cement foundation.

A NEW MODERN POLICY OF SELLING MEATS

Miss l)iant- Gard of St. Elean- or; is now visiting at the home of her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs Ht-her Brynn. llowlsn ,

AT POLICY

WE NOW HAVE ABSOLUTELY NOTHING IN OUR STORE IUT

Dr. Dewar was called on Sun- d.y for Mrs. Plus L, Arsenaultr Mr. who was suffering from a cold: lelclltr

P ro a p e r A irsenault.

at'Tlgnlsh. is spending m99lll'l8 "

'1! v th ' i th ' on" Monday the was somewhat 3' W hm" m ;:eoti,rT;i'no:I H'lalfin(ll:l.V Aft GENE: "' " lllimsler Eden. President Eisen-

W. am W5 (;ah(.- puma" Mi:-s Mar) Richard. uhu itaaihowsr. l"Hlll:r' .-and ltusslan Pre- , wins .lohn Fmnan. Miss Ethel been employed in Montreal. is ml-or Nikolai Bnlsanin. Disarma-

ment ls expected to be a key sub- ject at this topvlevel conference to - reduce international tension.

Fmnan and Peter Gallant visited MW Vlillllll Bl ll” Old llilmf in with Rev. Pius Finnan of Bath- Dl1V8l'v

'"5l' dlmni "'9 la" w"k'. The pilgrims from Howlan tvhn. , Md 0 Jim, g lwpmll" 5'' An"? 9" the p”E”n1AllVTElflPlEIfl('. and St. Joseph's Ora. -'

The ltiisses Norma Gallant and 8&9 PHVWE Ml -lllly 5 WET? Mrs. mm, in Mammal. Jean Araenault. students at Our Frank Gallant Ml” Ethel Flu i may of 11,. Angel, convent. Tm. nnan. Mrs. Joe F. Arsenault and Miss Ethel Finnan and M",

- KILLED UNDER GOVERNMENT SUPERVISION AND UNDER SANITARY PAC KI NO

0 HOUSE CONDITIONS. FOR YOUR FAMILYS HEALTH SAKE THIS SHOI'l.T) WEAK SOVIE-

N THING TO YOU. EASTER BEEF EVERY WEEK WITH A GUARANTEE OF TESDERNESS AND FLAVOR. WE GUARANTEE YOF CA NT BIT BETTER REEF MORE TENDER OR TASTY. TRY OUR STORE THIS WEEK-END. TREAT THE FAMILY. HAVE A STEAK.

Tree-fresh, juicy California oranges are nutritious food and drinkinou...andnuteilent source of Vitamin C

nigh and o'Leary High School re- Paul D0lT0" "Om l3llVlIl'- Frank Gallant were the winners , ,

'l”c"V'ly' "9 "'3' wendmg Mr. and 'VIrs. Francis BlanL-h- M "'9 S-L Anne mp Mk”. N . BLUE BRAND

”''l' ""m"' "l me" mm"; and and son Merlin left on return "W pugnnmgt BONELESS - DELICIOUS. LB. h."' :10 ll-ill"lll0ll- Ulll-v -lllly 4- Tlley Mr. Felix Arst-unult of Wood-

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TREE-FRESR VALENCIA5

from California and Arizona

All who ruuid possibly go tolwelie mwmpanled 35 far all the seashore went on Dominion 5"mm"5lll9 ll! Ml". Bl8llCllHl'Cl'S D”, which. W" . runy perfect aged grandfather Mr. Joe Arsen- sunrnsr day. ault. who left Summerside on

stock entered the P.C. Hospital on July 2. where he immediately underwent an appendectomy. His many friends wish him a speedy recuperation.

BLUE BRAND TENDER, MOIST. LB.

65c 39c .. 23-

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